The ZBOT malware family is used for data theft or to steal account details. ZBOT, recognized as the most notorious banking Trojan, is a malware toolkit that allows a cybercriminal to build a Trojan, or disguised malware. Here's a list of some of the most notable banking Trojans attackers have used and are still using: To carry out a banking theft operation, cybercriminals need specific malware or kits that can help them get to their target. Over the last few years, cybercriminals have improved their tools and expanded their targets in terms of scale and reach. Attackers continuously develop new variations that are constantly being introduced in the wild to thwart detection by security solutions on a user devices. Additionally, cybercriminals have now taken things a step further with the use of banking malware, specifically, banking Trojans, that are reaching new, alarming levels of sophistication. As much as it offers ease and convenience, online banking platforms have given fraudsters and cybercriminals a lot of new avenues to steal from unknowing users. However, online banking is not without risks. Online banking platforms have made it so easy that even traditional paper trail bankers have embraced this method of money-managing. Online banking offers a convenient way to do bank transactions without having to physically go to banks.

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